ere are some tips to help you develop a holistic approach to caring for your pets:

_Feed a natural diet. Read the label on your pet’s food. Avoid by-products and chemicals such as BHT, BHA, and ethoxyquin whenever possible.

_Decrease your use of vaccines. Current conventional research has shown that most pets do not need annual “shots.” Insist on vaccine antibody titers to determine if and when your pet may need a booster.

_Focus on your pet’s consistent good health, rather than simply treating disease. Don’t wait for your pet to become ill. Regular (every 6-12 months) physical examinations and blood and urine testing will allow you to do this. A healthy pet is less likely to become ill.

_Say no to drugs whenever possible. Supplements are usually safer and much less expensive and often work as well as, if not even better than, conventional medications for most diseases.

_It’s also a great time to focus on your own health. The healthier you are, the more you can enjoy your naturally healthy pet. Avoid foods that contain high fructose corn syrup and partially hydrogenated vegetable oils.

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